Chris Ellis @intrbiz@bergamot.social

@bigcalm very likely not mounted, it might well be /dev/sda1

@bigcalm it will be the first partition on the device. If it's mounted /proc/mounts will show it as VFAT.

@bigcalm it looks like the modprobe config is living in that same VFAT boot parition, and you need to create the directories.

@bigcalm You need to enable the device tree overlays as step one. These are applied by the RPi bootloader, which uses the files: config.txt in the VFAT boot partition. Typically this file will have: `include extraconfig.txt`. So you can create a file in that boot partition named `extraconfig.txt` can add the lines: `dtparam=i2c_vc=on
dtparam=i2c_arm=on`. If you plug the SSD into your PC the boot partition will likely show up first.

@bigcalm Do you need to enable any device tree overlays? Or just the modprobe i2c-dev?

@sil locking up in what way? I had some Radeon DRM crashes a few weeks back, but that got fixed in a kernel update.

@petereisentraut I think one would question whether such a sort order is actually good user experience. But pretty glad I don't have to write collation algorithms.

@alex haha, its all RoHS, and not any whiskers yet. But you could always solder some enamel wires on for the whiskers.

@ascherbaum we could do a PGDay Crown Dependencies in Jersey.

@ascherbaum ahh you mean Falklands Island. I think you probably meant Gibraltar rather than Cyprus too.

@ascherbaum I figured you were just following something along these lines:

https://youtu.be/_x2ovlPr2IE

How about this for #Caturday

@ascherbaum hmm, by that logic isn't PGDay DE actually PGDay UK?

@davew very much like you should not trust Open Source projects controlled by a single company.

It's a shame so many web devs enable Google by only using Chrome for dev work.

Chrome has become the new IE!

As they say: power corrupts.

Firefox has issues and need to up their game, but change is not achieved without people standing for what they believe in and making hard choices.

My post for #PGSQLPhriday where Ryan asked about using PostgreSQL for non relational data:
https://nexteam.co.uk/post/technology/postgresql/postgresql-not-always-relational

@dick_turpin yup, going to PGDay FOSDEM